§61-3A-1. Shoplifting defined.
(a) A person commits the offense of shoplifting if, with
intent to appropriate merchandise without paying the merchant's
stated price for the merchandise, such person, alone or in concert
with another person, knowingly:

(1) Conceals the merchandise upon his or her person or in
another manner; or

(2) Removes or causes the removal of merchandise from the
mercantile establishment or beyond the last station for payment; or

(3) Alters, transfers or removes any price marking affixed to
the merchandise; or

(4) Transfers the merchandise from one container to another;
or

(5) Causes the cash register or other sales recording device
to reflect less than the merchant's stated price for the
merchandise; or

(6) Removes a shopping cart from the premises of the
mercantile establishment; or

(7) Repudiates a card-not-present credit or debit transaction
after having taken delivery of merchandise ordered from the
merchant and does not return the merchandise or attempt to make
other arrangements with the vendor.

(b) A person also commits the offense of shoplifting if such
person, alone or in concert with another person, knowingly and with
intent obtains an exchange or refund or attempts to obtain an exchange or refund for merchandise which has not been purchased
from the mercantile establishment.